My God, why have you forsaken me?
Samuel Acevedo
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: Psalm 22 speaks about feeling abandoned by God, but the message is that even when we feel far from His hands, we are still His property. God has not lost sight of us and knows precisely where we are, even in a difficult situation. It's essential not to lose hope and keep sending prayers to God. We should be attentive to the signs that God sends us, knowing His voice through divine discomfort. We should ignore the enemy's voice and stay focused on sending our pin to Jehovah.
The speaker introduces the concept of divine discomfort, which is the feeling of being lost or disoriented but knowing that one does not belong in that place. They encourage listeners to call on the Spirit of God to rescue them and lead them to where they should be. The speaker invites those who are experiencing divine discomfort to raise their hands and receive prayer. They declare that God has not forsaken them and that they are his property. The speaker prays for God's protection and guidance for the listeners.
The speaker introduces the concept of divine discomfort, which is the feeling of being lost or disoriented but knowing that one does not belong in that place. They encourage listeners to call on the Spirit of God to rescue them and lead them to where they should be. The speaker invites those who are experiencing divine discomfort to raise their hands and receive prayer. They declare that God has not forsaken them and that they are his property. The speaker prays for God's protection and guidance for the listeners.
Psalm 22 from verse 1 to 5. Brothers, if you have felt far away, lost or perhaps abandoned by God at some point, this message is for you, this message is for us. And perhaps this psalm will sound very familiar to you, the 22nd psalm.
"...My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?..."
"...My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?..."
